Word: napoleon
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Rowan '34 will play the role of Napoleon in the Dramatic Club's spring production, "Napoleon Intrudes". It was also learned that D. A. Nathans '30 has been chosen program manager...
...Napoleon Intrudes", a modern drama of the German School, by Walter Hasenclever, will be the forty-third production of the Harvard Dramatic Club. It will be given on four successive days starting Tuesday. May 3, at the Club's theatre in the Rogers Building. Try-outs are to be held today and tomorrow...
...United States, and is being given with the cooperation and permission of Lee Shubert & Co., New York producers. It has had successful runs at European theatres, with the first production at Berlin in 1930, and later at the second Moscow Art Theatre. The German title of the play is "Napoleon Greift...
...poet, statesman and a genius of widest interests 'Goethe permitted his personality to expand majestically. He crowned his career by writing Faust, a poem into which he poured a lifetime of erudition, inspiration and philosophy. If the German people have a "national poem" it is Faust.* The Emperor Napoleon, to whom Genius Goethe was presented at the zeniths of their careers, engaged him in profound conversation for some time, then implanted the seal of French approval by exclaiming, "Voila un homme?There...
...poet returned forlornly to Paris, and spent the rest of his days between the theatre and the cafe. He belonged to the generation which had been born under the shadow of Napoleon, and he felt deeply the sickness of that century which seemed like a long anticlimax to the Napoleonic wars. A later generation, drawing a similar bitterness from a world in greater ruin, can find its mood already mirrored in the pages of his confessions and in his melancholy poems. The Vagabond will journey to Emerson 211 this morning and listen to a more critical estimate of Alfred...